The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-24

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heard of and read OF DR.. Frank Fam
ming, sought him ut his room No. 49,,
Pacific hotel, hoping to see something
wonderful, aud the reporter was not
disappointed. AT first, however, the
newspaper caterer to the puzzle mp.
elite for
STARTLING FACTS
discovered in his heart a degree OF
disappointment, for phan,a,tic rumor
whispering to the Crudulous, had
tiled the air with distorted represent
iatiOns of the personal appearance OF
DR., Tanning
A TRUTHFUL re rCHE.
Dr Frank Tanning ia plan man.
ordinarily vcrscd in the litora'urc OF
the age. He il III fact typi
cal southern passenger conductor,
possessed of II common school cdica.
ton and ~ innocent OF classical lore
NJ IL The average teacher whose trade
is to mako others partakc in academic
walls. OF his own inaptitudc. But
DR.. Tanning has become FURNISHED
by daily contact. In the brightest of
carth's thoroughfarcs with the best
Informed people in the world the
folks who travel. lie has built for
himself upon the spelling book &c.
quircmcnts reluctantly received by
him In his barcfootcd age, nj the
hands of aud under the rods of ped
agogucs, n monument OF healthy
knowledge and he has gained by
friction that polish which il most
acceptable III this progressive ago
hearty preparation tor the actual
battle of life.
MS PERFECT HEALTH
II is rarely given to invalids to heal
others. When the divine int IL III
tered, Heal The Sick" IL Is nearly
always addressed TO one of invulncr-
able constitution. The minister OF
curative tendencies aud duties ought
to be robust. 1t il n fact that the fee
Bile one. upon the bed of anguish, re
Ccivcs courage from the roseato
appearance of his healthy physician,
aud gains from such presence n
proper condition for the medicine
to net upon. This il "a truth which
the learned doctors do not deny.
MS SMILE CULT.
Tho reporter was prepared To see
IA masculine prototype of Madam
Blavatsky, the SorCcrc,, OF Undlnc
tho Pricstcss OF isis. who lott her IA
tive Dniopcr to thrill the
world with her thuu.
msturgIcll achievements. This plain
railway Inau had wrought wonders
not only III Waco, but III other Texas
cities aud the reporter was not pre-
pared to behold muscular railrOad.
or with rosy checks and u li-inch
biccps, capable OF knocking down an
OK with ~ blow OF his list and Will
ing to do 80 III Casc the OK did truly
need the knocking. Persons afflicted
with sciatiCa, doubled up with dcfOr.
ming rheumatism. cheated OF
feature by disomblng counter
tclt nature, wOctul aud discouraged,
came into III. Fauniug's room aud ia
most cases went away healed or salts.
lied that he will pcrtccta cure evil
IDENTITY instantly begun. II is no ESQ
tcric imitation when the secret IL
learned. lie had no drugs in vials
or pills in packages, but he simply
laid his hands upon them and impart-
ed from his hidden Jars of health
giving potcntiality that which the do-
PRAYED tissues o: his patients cried
for. Tho subtle, unexplained
and uncXplancablc current OF
relations goes from hun 10
the sufferer; the uuspcakablc Nincu-
Luna is knit by hands unseen, and the
comforter from the depths sends
courage into the doubling heart. II
the reader understands this, the
writer cOngratulatcr the render. Tho
writer is plain man, liko Mark Au.
thony, and goes straight ON and tells
what he did see. but if SrGtu- were
here Ia tell il, the worry stones of Waco
would rejoice.
PLENTY or ROOM
who will measure the amount OF
cure given TO tho afflicted world los
"thc GiNcr Of every good and perfect
giitW " Tho will number the agcucic,
whcrcwithal suffering may De rG.
licvcd. Not the muliitudlnOuS stars
mustered nightly Oh the heavenly
plains can offer one member of their
glittcring hosts tor each God given
remedy for human ills, and not the
uunumbercd sands on the shores al
all the seas can furnish grain tol
each several i'll, spite of the army OF
skilltul physicians; men OF heart; con
scicntious men; at work over the vast
areas OF the tecming world of people
unhcaled sufferers are still waiting
beside the pools, watching tor III,
angels wing aud made sickor by hop,
deferred. IL is not the case, therefore
that DR., Tanning intorfercs with III,
practice of the learned doctors, OF
properl, comes within their pale o
condemnation. The harvest is vas
aud alas, the reapers III this field ar,
too few Battling against the multi
form devices of the destroyer, tht
gallant army of physicians tight
with unceasing fortitude, skill aud
touching devotion. They sympathis,
with the means of the afflicted anG
the tears OF the friends of those suf
ferers, but in spite of all the mesu'
taught by prolific science, it Is written
still in every hall that: